I have my handwritten copy (thanks Auntie Audrey) and it's one of the very few paper recipes I refuse to ever part with.
There is just something about familiar handwriting that makes it like a little hug everytime I pull it out to make them,
Molasses Cookies
Ingredients:
1 Cup sugar
1 Cup shortening
1 Cup molasses
2 Eggs
2 Teaspoon cinnamon
2 Teaspoon ginger
2 Teaspoon baking soda
½ Cup hot water
3 Cups flour
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350
- Mix together sugar and shortening
- Add molasses, eggs, cinnamon, and ginger
- Mix 2 baking soda into hot water and add to mixture
- After all is blended well, add flour
- Use more flour for fluffier cookies, use less for thinner, crispier cookies
- Drop by teaspoon onto ungreased cookie sheets
- Bake for 12-15 minutes
These look delicious. A couple years ago, someone gave me some homemade ginger snaps for Christmas. They were so good and I keep meaning to try making them for myself.
ReplyDeleteYum! These look delicious!
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They look delicious. I love molasses cookies. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful.... haven't made them for a long time... the family would love it. :)
ReplyDeleteMolasses cookies are totally my favorite! These look delicious!
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ReplyDeleteI like mine on the chewy side as well. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteSound delicious! I love molasses cookies.
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I don't think I have tried molasses cookies, but they sound delicious!
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ReplyDeleteMakes me think of great-grandma! Thanks for sharing this classic recipe!
ReplyDeleteI love old family recipes like this, and I agree, the handwritten ones are to be especially treasured. Your Molasses cookies look delicious, Jay.
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ReplyDeleteThese sound so yummy! I love handed down recipes and am so grateful that I have a few of my Granny's also!
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Hand me down recipes are always the best and you're right about handwriting being like a little hug. I can't wait to try some of your molasses cookies, they sound like my cuppa tea.
ReplyDeleteI have molasses left from another recipe and will be using it up on these cookies
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